Here, the speaker lies in a bed of roses at sunrise and feels completely at peace. Everything in the scene is warm and sweet: the gentle sun, the fragrance, the golden light of a new day. The speaker describes this as the peak of life, a moment when youth, energy and passion all seem to burst open at once, much like the flowers around them. Phrases like "another heaven" and "an eternity coming into full bloom" show how big and almost spiritual this happiness feels.
The ending shifts the mood a little. "Weightlessness overcomes me" sounds like a gentle letting go, and the speaker sinks back into "my gardens" rather than rising away. That could suggest a return to a private, inner place, or simply a soft settling after the high point. Either way, the tone stays calm and dreamy. The poem reads like a long, contented breath, full of beauty, light and quiet joy, with just a hint that such perfect moments drift by as softly as they arrive.